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This safety moment is maybe the most important advice we can hear - and we don't hear it enough.
There is an old joke - "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time!" In many ways that old joke - I never said funny joke - is a good lesson for us. Change happens one bite at a time - not all at once.
There is power in incrementalism. Small changes matter! We change the world one conversation at a time. Don't forget that!
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